More lawyers are stepping up in support of Randy Mastro’s potential nomination to become New York City corporation counsel, even as the mayor has yet to officially nominate the King & Spalding partner for the role.
During a July 2 news conference, Ingrid Lewis Martin, Mayor Eric Adams’ chief adviser, did not specify when Mastro would be formally nominated. However, she noted that the office was “moving forward with Randy” and is “working in partnership with the council to see how things can manifest.” The position has been vacant since Sylvia Hinds-Radix departed on May 31.